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About you commenting on the tweets sensitivity. If the set up is using passive xovers then the amp will drive to the same level but dissapate the extra power thru the L pad or attenuative resistor, so you would need the same power. However if this is an active set up and you reduce the gain to the amp thats a different matter entirely.
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Manila
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audioPT If you don't mind can you share with us the schematics of your LM12CLK ? I have a few of those IC maybe I can use your schematic to build an amp. Thanks |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Manila
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audioPT
Thank you very much for the info got it, will be building that one soon. How does it sound? Thanks again. |
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